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Speaking after the Cabinet meeting today, Ardern confirmed she had accepted the Australian Prime Minister's invitation to join his Cabinet's meeting tomorrow to discuss the possibility of a trans-Tasman "bubble".
The announcement followed news that New Zealand had no new cases or deaths for the past 24 hours.
She warned New Zealanders not to be complacent, however, saying the results were indicative of the country's alert level four lockdown.
"My message remains the same ... stay the course. We cannot afford to squander the good work to date when our end goal is close and within reach," Ardern said.
"I'm a perfectionist. I want to see those numbers after we've been in alert level 3 long enough to be sure it's a reflection of alert level 3."
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